This week’s episode, Jordan surprised Josh and Bobby with his presence. The fellas catch-up and begin talking about their beliefs in ghosts and spirits, the Body Museum, sleeping habits, and Valentine's Day plans. The conversation then shifts to the Body Museum, where human bodies are preserved and displayed for scientific purposes. Finally, they discuss their sleeping habits and plans for Valentine's Day, as well as the performance of the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. The guys predict the score of the Superbowl and possible MVP candidates. Jordan takes the conversation by questioning if Bill Belichick is overrated. The discussion about the art of officiating comes up and Jordan shows how much of a TRUE FOOTBALL FAN he is by being able to talk about referees by a first name basis. The episode finishes off by talking about the entertainment world and what they are all watching. Jordan recommended The Bear on Hulu and a standup comedy special featuring a comedian by the name of Dusty Slay.

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In this episode, JD and Bobby discuss an update on the progress of the Chubby Buddy food truck. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the possibility of participating in a bridal expo with the food truck. The conversation covers various topics, including sampling biscuit flavors at expos, serving biscuit bombs at events, working at wrestling shows, the growing roster and exciting storylines, the core group of fans, improving as an announcer, favorite steakhouse and food, preferences for Pop Tarts and frosting, NFL playoffs and the Lions' performance, the success of the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes, a stand-up comedy bit, gummy worms and Oreos, and celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The conversation covers various topics related to holidays, national holidays, and the NFL. They discuss the celebration of holidays and the importance of not just celebrating them on specific days. They also talk about their favorite and least favorite holidays, with Arbor Day being mentioned as an underrated and loved holiday. The conversation then shifts to the Dallas Cowboys and their coaching decisions, with Bobby expressing his dissatisfaction with Mike McCarthy as the head coach. They also discuss the NFL coaching jobs and the potential merger of the USFL and XFL. In this episode, Bobby and JD discuss the potential of the XFL and USFL, expressing excitement for Spring Ball and team loyalty. They also talk about the extended football season and the dominance of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The conversation shifts to Shohei Ohtani and comparisons to Babe Ruth, followed by the Pete Rose Hall of Fame debate. They touch on the topic of gambling in sports and player integrity. The hosts then discuss TV shows and movies, including Suits, Smallville, and Adam Sandler's upcoming film Spaceman. They mention the impact of Smallville and guest stars and talk about the upcoming Rocky movie. The episode concludes with a discussion on biscuit bomb flavors and listener suggestions.

This week, JD and Boddy reminisce about burning CDs and discuss songs that are turning 20 years old in 2024. JD also shares his recent experience at church and reflects on the lessons he's learning about patience. The conversation covers topics such as nostalgic music, quoting movies, favorite movie quotes, the fear of eating strangers' food, and the upcoming Chiefs vs. Dolphins game in the playoffs. The conversation covers topics such as the desire to play the Steelers, the Chiefs' injuries, and Travis Kelce's decision to sit out. It also discusses the smart decisions made by the Chiefs and the players' bonuses. The conversation touches on the Dallas Cowboys' playoff scenario and the potential for a Lions vs. Browns Super Bowl. It explores the retirement of Jason Kelce. They discuss the impact of comedians like Dave Chappelle and Kat Williams. The importance of comedy and free speech is emphasized, along with the influence and relevance of Dave Chappelle's comedy specials. In this conversation, Bobby and JD discuss the TV show 'Dark Side of the Ring' and recommend it to each other. They talk about the format and style of the show, which explores the darker side of wrestling history. They also promote the upcoming New Year's Mayhem show and discuss the idea of wrestling-themed weddings. The conversation ends with closing remarks and a call to action for listeners to follow them on social media.

This week, JD and Bobby celebrate the 50th episode of the podcast and reflect on their journey. The conversation moves on to their Christmas celebrations and gift exchanges. JD shares updates on his food truck plans and catering options. They also talk about their recent date night at Silver Dollar City. The episode concludes with a discussion on fancy drinks, including cognac and brandy. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including cognac and brandy, their visit to Silver Dollar City, the appeal of Branson as a vacation destination, the concept of geodetic datum, New Year's resolutions, and unusual jobs such as professional cuddler, professional sleeper, and professional pet food taster. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss unusual jobs, the performance of the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys, the return of Joe Flacco, Russell Wilson's benching, and announce the winner of the jerky giveaway. In this episode, Bobby and JD discuss various topics including the Von Erics' influence on The Rock, the intersection of wrestling and acting, the unifying power of wrestling, upcoming movies, favorite scenes and comedy styles, video games, and their favorite game systems and games. They also reflect on reaching the milestone of episode 50 and express their appreciation for each other and their missing co-host, Jordan.

This week, Josh and Bobby discuss the last chance at a beef jerky giveaway and the benefits of becoming a subscriber. They briefly touch on personal topics such as illness and video game preferences. The conversation concludes with a discussion about family connections and a miscommunication regarding the death of a family member. The conversation covers personal experiences, pranks, Christmas traditions, white elephant gifts, Christmas shopping, NFL teams, and coaching possibilities. Josh and Bobbu share stories about pranks they have pulled and discuss the fun of white elephant gift exchanges. They also talk about potential coaching changes in the NFL and express concerns about the performance of the Dallas Cowboys in upcoming games. The conversation covers upcoming football games, rule changes in the NFL, movie and TV show recommendations, and debates on Christmas movies. The hosts discuss their expectations for the remaining games of the season and the challenges faced by the Dallas Cowboys in December. They also express their opinions on the classification of 'Die Hard' as a Christmas movie. The conversation shifts to the discussion of various movies and TV shows, including 'Reacher' and 'Leave the World Behind'. The hosts share their thoughts on the endings of these movies and the performances of the actors involved.

This week, JD and Bobby cover the upcoming HCW events, a review of Rage Beef Jerky, JD's sermon and reflections, JD's food truck progress, slowing down and appreciating moments, Jamie's hospital visit, and Dave's super fan status. The conversation covers various topics including health concerns and support, toilet paper preferences, bidets and plumbing, sports news such as the Heisman Trophy and NFL games, controversy with a referee in the Cowboys-Eagles game, the Chiefs' defensive line and offensive struggles, predictions for the AFC Championship, and the competitiveness of the NFC. In this episode, Bobby and JD discuss the NFC and Super Bowl, share their thoughts on entertainment and movies, talk about the Detroit Lions and team building, recommend movies to watch, discuss food and drinks, and share closing remarks and Christmas wishes. They also have a conversation about Christmas movies and wrap up the episode with a reminder about the giveaway.

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In this episode, Bobby and JD recap the Wreck the Halls wrestling show, discussing the VIP match and the rivalry between Handgun Dan and Chance Kerrigan. They also review the other matches and title defenses that took place. The hosts then talk about their sponsorship with Rage Beef Jerky and announce a giveaway for their 50th episode. JD provides an update on his food truck business and the challenges he's facing. They also discuss the transition of roles at JD's church and express appreciation for the church secretary. Bobby shares his experiences dog sitting and compares it to raising a child. The episode concludes with a discussion about stellar nurseries and the James Webb Telescope. In this part of the conversation, Bobby and JD discuss stellar nurseries and the James Webb Telescope, finding common interests in comedy, the perspective of space and faith, the importance of laughter and special needs, discovering new interests and reading books, becoming more like each other, and the controversy surrounding the college football playoff and NFL records. The conversation covers various topics including NFL draft picks and game results, a discussion on a rule in the Canadian Football League, the importance of kickoffs in football, upcoming movies and TV shows, the Hunger Games series, excitement for season 2 of Reacher, and a tasting experience of the Good Burger at Arby's

This week, Josh and Bobby are joined by a very special guest by the name of "The Foreman" Red James. They talk professional wrestling, Red's relationship with HCW's owner Billy Simmons and much more.